New Blood
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christine dubois
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Guten Abend... erstaunlich, dass Du dich auf diese Weise vorstellst, aber sei gerüsst und ich wünsche Dir viel Spass!
Morning Star
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Welcome aboard to the forums!
ccoke04
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Herzlichen Dank! Mein Deutsch ist nicht sehr gut. I understand much better than i speak. I learned so much more in the 10 weeks I just spent in München than I did in 2 years of German I had in high school.
ccoke04
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hello there, how ya doing?
Not too bad, just trying to readjust to life in Alabama after spending 4 months in Europe. How about yourself?
christine dubois
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Wo? In z'Mingga? Joah miie läckscht am Oarsch!:smt055..lol maybe you understand that language better..
Double welcome for my Bavarian Black Man!!!
ccoke04
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Ja, ich bin in Schwabing geblieben. The Bavarian dialect was much more complex than what was usual and customary. My cousin plays professional basketball there and most of his teammates (who i mostly hung out with) are from the northern part of the country so I didn't quite pick up on the local tongue as I rarely had direct interaction.
Did you say something about your ass or am I completely misunderstanding you?
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Ms. J
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oooh wee - Alabama is a whole other world. I'm orginally from KY but my grandmother was born in Limestone county. I feel for you with that transition. Once again, welcome
ccoke04
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ccoke04
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oooh wee - Alabama is a whole other world. I'm orginally from KY but my grandmother was born in Limestone county. I feel for you with that transition. Once again, welcome
Haha, you said it! My family owns a cattle farm in Elkmont, which is on the edge of Limestone County and I was raised about 30min east. Thanks.
Ms. J
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small world, my grandmother's family name is Dungy & I know quite a few still live around there (really into genealogy) though I don't personally know any of my distance relations ... :smt039